Canadian Quality Milk On-Farm Food Safety Program - Centre ...
Canadian Quality Milk On-Farm Food Safety Program - Centre ...
Canadian Quality Milk On-Farm Food Safety Program - Centre ...
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<strong>Canadian</strong> <strong>Quality</strong> <strong>Milk</strong><br />
E) MANUAL WASH<br />
• <strong>Milk</strong> surfaces are not clean<br />
CAUSES SOLUTIONS<br />
• Not all cleaning cycles completed (pre-rinse, wash, acid rinse<br />
and sanitize)<br />
• Not enough chemicals used<br />
• Improper cleaning chemicals used<br />
• Worn out cleaning brushes<br />
• <strong>Milk</strong> residue allowed to dry on milk contact surfaces<br />
F) WATER QUALITY<br />
See Chapter 11 “Films and Deposit”<br />
Perform all cycles for proper cleaning<br />
Refer to wash chart ⎯ see sample in Workbook Chapter C<br />
Use only approved dairy cleaners and sanitizers<br />
Replace as recommended by service dealer<br />
Wash bulk tank immediately after milk is removed<br />
Wash milking system immediately after milking<br />
• Non-potable water used Use only potable water<br />
Have a water sample taken to check for bacteria levels ⎯ see<br />
Chapter 7<br />
Take water sample directly from tap (remove hose before taking<br />
sample)<br />
G) EQUIPMENT<br />
• Worn/deteriorated liners/rubber parts Abide by a strict change schedule<br />
Use cleaning chemicals according to manufacturers recommendations<br />
11—7<br />
June 2010